Hot Stuff Baby
Tickled By
♥Missy♥
This tutorial was written for those
that have a working knowledge of PSP.
Supplies Needed:
PSP 9 (any version will work)
Tube of choice and a close up
I used artwork by Ismael Rac
If you would like to use his artwork please visit his store here
Tag template #260 by me you can get this from my blog here
Font of choice - I am using Fabulous 50s
Filters used
VanDerLee - Interlace
Penta.com - color dot
Eye Candy 4000 - Gradient glow
Xero - Fritillary
Lets get started
Open up my tag template-close off the watermark layer
Image-canvas size-change the width and height to 700 x 700
Select the thin rectangle4 layer-selections-select all-float-defloat
Open up your close up of choice-copy and paste on to the canvas
Arrange over the selected rectangle-selections-invert-hit delete
Selections-select none-duplicate the close up layer-adjust-blur-gaussian blur-radius 3.00
Change the blend mode to soft light-select the original close up layer
Change the blend mode on that to luminance (L)
Back on the duplicated close up layer-effects-plugins-VanDerLee-Interlace
Default settings
Add drop shadow to these layers-thin rectangle, thin rectangles 3, 4, 5 and 6 also the thin glittered rectangle layer
0, 0, 40, 10.26 black
Select the rectangle layer-effects-plugins-penta.com-color dot
Use these settings
Select the oval shape layer
Selection tool-rectangle-draw a selected rectangle around the top part of the oval shape
Repeat for the bottom part of the oval shape
Repeat above color dot settings
Selections-select none
Using the selection tool again-rectangle
Draw out another selected rectangle in the centre of the oval shape
Then draw out 2 more thin rectangles above the centre one
Effects-plugins-xero-fritillary-settings of choice
As I made this tag a few weeks ago I cannot remember my settings for this
Once happy making sure you are on the oval shape layer
Selections-select all-float-defloat-selections-modify-expand by 5.00
New raster layer-flood fill with #ffffff-Add above noise settings to this layer
Move this layer below the oval layer
Drop shadow 0, 0, 30, 3.00 black
Select Hot Stuff layer-add drop shadow 0, 0, 40, 10.26 black
Repeat for the Baby layer
Copy and paste your tube of choice onto your canvas
Arrange as above-selections-select all-float-defloat
New raster layer-flood fill with #000000-selections-select none
Move this layer below your tube layer-arrange as above
Add above color dot settings-drop shadow 0, 0, 40, 10.26 black
Select your tube layer-effects-plugins-eye candy 4000-gradient glow
Use the following settings
bR>
Add drop shadow 1, 1, 20, 2.00 black
Using a font of choice-I am using Fabulous 50s
Add your name to your tag-arrange as above
Crop and resize your tag if needed-add proper copyright info then save your tag as .png
Thanks for trying my tutorial. I hope you have enjoyed it.
This tutorial was written on 24th August 2009.
The concept of the tutorial is copyrighted.
Feel free to link to the tutorial and or print out for your personal use.
But please do not copy it in any way to put online, pass out, or rewrite without permission.
The image you create using this tutorial is for you do to as you wish except for monetary gain or for merchandising.
©Just T!ckled P!nk 2007-2011. Any resemblance to another tutorial is purely coincidental.
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©Just T!ckled P!nk 2007-2011. Any resemblance to another tutorial is purely coincidental.
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